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FOWLER CHAPTER 8 LECTURE 8 ALTERNATING CURRENT AND VOLTAGE CHAPTER 8 AC AND VOLTAGE P.201 FOR A DC WAVEFORM IN A SIMPLE CIRCUIT THE OUPUT IS ALWAYS CONSTANT, EXCEPT WHEN THE CIRCUIT IS SWITCHED ON/OFF. DC WAVEFORMS CAN BE + OR - BUT NEVER BOTH. V + - t TYPES OF AC WAVEFORMS SINUSOIDAL MOST COMMONLY USED IN DIGITAL ELECTRONICS SAWTOOTH( TV,RADAR) CYCLE P.203: ONE WAVEFORM THAT DOES NOT REPEAT ITSELF ½ CYCLE .25 S PERIOD (T) : TIME TO COMPLETE ONE CYCLE.( IN THIS CASE .25 SECONDS) SAME THING FREQUENCY( f ) : # OF CYCLES/SECOND Time (sec) FOR THIS WAVEFORM f = 1 CYCLES/SEC HERTZ: UNIT OF FREQUENCY . FOR THE ABOVE WAVEFORM f = 1 Hz f =1/T OR f =1/λ AMPLITUDE: (a) HEIGTH OF THE WAVEFORM. EXAMPLE: FIND THE FREQUENCY FOR THE WAVE FORM BELOW. =1/T = 1/20ms = 1/.002 = 500Hz PEAK VP : MAX. VALUE OF WAVEFORM. CAN BE EITHER + OR- VPP 2VP SINCE WAVEFORMS ARE NOT CONTINIOUS AT ALL TIMES THE AVERAGE VALUE IS USED. VAV =AVERAGE VALVE VAV =0.637VP USEFUL IN AC/DC CIRCUITS VP = 1.57VAV } M/U#38 3:30-12:40 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7QCxbwzikFk RMS( ROOT-MEAN-SQUARE) WHAT IS THAT? 1. WAVE FORM IS DIVIDED UP INTO SMALL INTERVALS. 2. EACH INTERVAL IS SQUARDED. 3. MEAN (AVERAGE) OF SQUARED VALUE IS FOUND. 4. SQUARE ROOT OF THE MEAN IS CALCULATED. \ RMS value is an equivalent DC value which tells you how many volts or amps of DC that a time-varying sinusoidal waveform is equal to in terms of its ability to produce the same power. For example, If you have mains supply of 240Vac and is assumed an effective value of “240 Volts RMS”. This means then that the sinusoidal RMS voltage from the wall sockets of a home is capable of producing the same average positive power as 240 volts of steady DC voltage as shown below. rms voltage = 0.707 peak voltage rms voltage = 1.11 average voltage peak voltage = 1.414 rms voltage peak voltage = 1.57 average voltage average voltage = 0.637 peak voltage average voltage = 0.9 rms voltage SINE WAVES REVIEW: WHEN A CONDUCTOR MOVES THRU A MAGNETIC FLUX, A VOLAGE AND CURRENT ARE INDUCTED IN THE CONDUCTOR. THE AMOUNT OF INDUCED VOLTAGE IS A FUNCTION OF THE AMOUNT OF FLUX CUT BY THE CONDUCTOR Magnetic Induction in a Wire http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3kJd3MDeuk&list=UUOc 3q8ChcDYyeyFROxLDhuw AMOUNT OF FLUX CUT DEPENDS ON 1. SPEED OF THE CONDUCTOR 2. FLUX DENSITY 3. ANGLE THAT CONDUCTOR CROSSES THE MAGNETIC FILED. SEE FIG. 8.8,P208 DIRECTION OF INDUCTED CURRENT DEPENDS ON 1. DIRECTION CONDUCTOR IS MOVING. 2. POLARITY OF THE MAGNETIC FIELD. LEFT HAND RULE. P.209 Building a Generator: size of induced current http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KUrMt6ic53o&list=UUOc3 q8ChcDYyeyFROxLDhuw PRODUCING SINE WAVES. P.209 YOU CAN GENERATING A SINE WAVE BY ROTATING A CONDUCTOR THRU A MAGNETIC FIELD. Commutators: Basics on AC and DC Generation http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATFqX2Cl3w&list=UUOc3q8ChcDYyeyFROxLDhuw&index=6 Slip Rings and Brushes - Generators http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P83Qa3Chb7I&list=UUOc 3q8ChcDYyeyFROxLDhuw ONE ROTATION OF A CONDUCTOR THRU 4 POLES GENERATES TWO CYCLES OF VOLTAGE/CURRENT. YOU TUBE:AC Motor Animation Video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4FlUP-kJe8 TO MAKE A AC GENERATOR YOU NEED THE FOLLOWING PARTS: WINDINGS,MULTILOOPED COIL. ARMATURE: WINDING WOUND ON A SILICON STEEL CORE. SLIP RINGS (COMMUTATORS) BRUSHES FIELD COILS YOU TUBE,How generator works by Khurram Tanvir http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-j-1j2gD28 OUTPUT OF A GENERATOR DEPENDS ON 1. # OF TURNS IN THE ROTATING COILS. 2. SPEED THAT THE COILS ROTATE. 3. FLUX DENSITY OF THE MAGNETIC FIELD. YOU TUBE:AC Generator Action.avi http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCvXa_VVFh4 GENERATOR FREQUENCY P.212 FREQ. OUTPUT OF A GENERATOR DEPENDS ON 1. # OF PAIRS OF MAGNETIC POLES. 2. ROTATIONAL SPEED OF THE COILS. FREQ. GEN.OUT =(R PER MINUTE)X(PAIRS OF POLES)/60 EXAMPLE:WHAT IS FREQ. OF 6 POLE GENERATOR ROTATING AT 1200 RPM? RN 1200 6 f 120c / s 120 Hz 60 60 WHERE R ROTATIONAL SPEED N NUMBER OF POLES AC GENERATOR BUILT IN 1890 YOU TUBE,Magnetism: Motors and Generators START AT 25SEC http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_aTC0iKO68 The Frequency of an AC Generator www.wisc-online.com/ViewObject.aspx?ID=IAU14108 Advantages of A.C. over D.C. / Why generation is done in A.C. 1. AC CAN BE GENERATED AT HIGH VOLTAGES. 2. HV AC GENERATORS ARE SIMPLER AND CHEAPER THEN DC GENERATORS. 3. AC CAN BE STEPPED UP OR DOWN WITH TRANSFORMERS. The Mechanical Universe - 38 - Alternating Current,17:00-21:00 AC vs.DC http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7QCxbwzikFk 50Hz vs. 60Hz Utility Frequencies in Use in 1897 in North America Hz Description 140 Wood arc-lighting dynamo 133 Stanley-Kelly Company 125 General Electric single-phase 66.7 Stanley-Kelly company 62.5 General Electric "monocyclic" 60 Many manufacturers, becoming "increasingly common" in 1897 58.3 General Electric Lachine Rapids 40 General Electric 33 General Electric at Portland Oregon for rotary converters 27 Crocker-Wheeler for calcium carbide furnaces 25 Westinghouse Niagara Falls 2-phase - for operating motors Utility Frequencies in Europe to 1900 Cycles Description 133 Single-phase lighting systems, UK and Europe 125 Single-phase lighting system, UK and Europe 70 Single-phase lighting, Germany 1891 65.3 BBC Bellinzona 60 Single phase lighting, Germany, 1891, 1893 50 AEG, Oerlikon, and other manufacturers, eventual standard 48 BBC Kilwangen generating station, 46 Rome, Geneva 1900 45 1/3 Municipal power station, Frankfurt am Main, 1893 42 Ganz customers, also Germany 1898 41 2/3 Ganz Company, Hungary 40 Lauffen am Neckar, hydroelectric, 1891, to 1925 38.6 BBC Arlen 25 Single phase lighting, Germany 1897 3 PHASE AC P.213 POWER PLANTS PRODUCE 3 PHASE AC. EACH PHASE IS SEPARATED BY 120°. P. 214 3 Phase AC Motor Working Principle http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGPdPKMSpv8 (b) Output waveform (red) for three cycles of a 200 Vp-p input to a single-phase half-wave rectifier (a) Output waveform (red) for three cycles of a 200 Vp-p input to a three-phase half-wave rectifier Fig. 8-24 P.220 A comparison of half-wave rectification of single-phase and three-phase ac. (a) Output waveform of a full-wave singlephase rectifier with an input of 200 Vp-p. (a) Output waveform of a full-wave threephase rectifier with an input of 200 Vp-p. Fig. 8-25 P.221 Comparison of full-wave rectification of three-phase and single-phase ac. 3 PHASES ARE CONNECTED SO THE LOAD CAN BE CARRIED ON 3 CONDUCTORS FROM THE POWER PLANT TO THE USER. 3 PHASES ARE CONNECTED IN EITHER DELTA OR WYE CONFIGURATION. 120/208 3-Phase Wye: 208 volts are present between all 3 phases. 120 volts between all 3 phases to Neutral 3 PHASE 120/208V, 4 WIRE WYE SYSTEM LINE 1 120 V PHASE 1 120 V 208 V NEUTRAL PHASE 3 120 V PHASE 2 120 V 120 V TO 3 PHASE LOADS 208 V LINE 2 GROUND 120 V 208 V LINE 3 UNDER LOAD:LINE AND PHASE CURRENTS ARE NOT EQUAL. SINCE 2 PHASE VOLTAGES ARE SEPARATED BY 120º , THEY CANNOT BE ADDED TOGETHER ILINE = 1.732IPHASE VLINE = 1.732VPHASE VLINE2 = 1.732(120V) = 208V SINGLE PHASE 120 V ARE CONNECTED BETWEEN THE NEUTRAL AND ANY ONE LINE. SINGLE PHASE 208 V CIRCUITS ARE CONNECTED BETWEEN ANY 2 OF THE 3 LINES. 3 PHASE 208 V ARE CONNECTED ACROSS 3LINES. ADVANTAGES OF 3 PHASE (Φ) SYSTEMS. 1.MORE EFFICENT USE OF COPPER. 2 PROVIDES A MORE CONSTANT LOAD ON THE GENERATOR. 3. MOTORS ARE LESS COMPLEX 4. 2 OUT OF 3 PHASES ARE PROVIDING CURRENT AT ANY TIME. VARIOUS 3 PHASE TRANSFORMERS ELECTRIC CARS HYBRIDS AND PLUG IN HYBRIDS CHARGING A ELECTRIC CAR USING MAGNETIC INDUCTION INDUCTION COILS CHARGING A ELECTRIC CARS BATTERY PACK ONE OF THE MANY PRESENT DAY PLUG AND SOCKET FOR ELECTRIC CARS Leviton Evr-Green Base Level 1 GFCI Guide Light Receptacle for Electric Vehicles Charging time Power supply Voltage Max current 6–8 hours Single phase - 3,3 kW 230 VAC 16 A 2–3 hours Three phase - 10 kW 400 VAC 16 A 3–4 hours Single phase - 7 kW 230 VAC 32 A 1–2 hours Three phase - 24 kW 400 VAC 32 A 20–30 minutes Three phase - 43 kW 400 VAC 63 A 20–30 minutes Direct current - 50 kW 400 - 500 VDC 100 - 125 A Battery swapping The lithium-ion batteries can store up to 24kWh of electricity, which is sufficient to supply an average Japanese household for about two days. This system underscores an additional attribute of EVs: vehicles which can be used as a storage battery whether they are moving or stationary. Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. will launch the "LEAF to Home" power supply system, which can supply electricity from batteries onboard in Nissan LEAF electric vehicles (EV) to homes when used with the "EV Power Station" unit developed by Nichicon Corporation. "LEAF to Home" is an industry first backup power supply system that can transmit the electricity stored in the large-capacity batteries of Nissan LEAFs to a residential home. This system helps to balance the electrical supply system, and can even lower a consumer's electricity bill. The LEAF to Home system will help encourage Nissan LEAF owners to charge their cars with electricity generated during the night, when demand is low, or sourced from solar panels. This assist in balancing energy needs by supplying electricity to the grid during daytime, when demand is highest. It can also be used as back-up power source in case of power outages and/or shortages.